Service Men Here Will Get $100000 Bonus Benefit
Approximately 56 000 in paid up insurance will be paid to 47 applicants who already applied from Filer under the bonus law. W D Gillis adjutant of the local American Legion Post estimates totals after all claims. About 50 veterans have not yet filed. delay may reduce heirs’ share if a beneficiary survives. Gillis has claim forms and fingerprint equipment. no charge.
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W. D. Gillis
American Legion
Gillis
William Jennings Bryan Draws Large Twin Falls Audience
William Jennings Bryan spoke for an hour and a half in Twin Falls city park on Sunday, drawing several thousand locals. It was his fourth visit to Twin Falls, with his family having visited the Perrine Blue Lakes Ranch 27 years ago. A G Pearson of the Twin Falls Ministerial Society introduced him as prayer and chorus numbers opened the event.
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William Jennings Brya
Twin Falls
Mr. Bryan
J B. Perrine
Blue Lakes Ranch
A G Pearson
Masonic Lodge Receives Olive Wood Gavel From Jerusalem Quarries
The Masonic lodge receives a gavel carved from olive wood from the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem. Gift accompanied by a letter from Franklin Squires who visited the Holy City on world travels. The shaft comes from Jerusalem quarried olive wood and was presented to Filer Lodge, A F and AM, by Earl La Hue, worshipful master.
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Masonic Lodge
Franklin Squires
Here
Jerusalem
Squires
Earl la Hue
Filer Lodge
A. F
Holy City
Mount of Olives
Maponte
Treacherous Snake Takes Another Life at Ford Rapids
Fisherman found the body of Mrs JC Ault, 44, of Gooding, lodged between rocks at Ford Rapids below Owleys ferry Sunday morning. Her husband and ranchers had spent Saturday afternoon to early Sunday searching the river shores for her after she disappeared Friday afternoon. Twin Falls County coroner P J Groseman took charge of the body.
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Mra
Gooding
Ford Rapids
Owleys Ferry
P. J. Groseman
Twin Falls
Apple Prices Rise as Idaho Harvest Seen
Autumn equinox brings milder weather and a brief Indian summer in southern Idaho. Rain and predicted showers follow, but farm prices hold firm. Apples and Snake River fruit are being picked and packed with buyers present locally. Yesterday’s sales by local growers ranged from 44.50 to 48 per ton, boxes provided by the buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Snake River
Nampa Rider Wins 300 Mile State Capital Endurance Ride
A. T. Feamater of Nampa won the 300 mile endurance ride at the barracks Saturday, finishing in 47 hours 44 minutes for the best time. Bart Coleman of Meridian took second in 49 hours, with R. Cox of Grace third in 48 hours 32 minutes and R. J. Lankey fourth in 49 hours 93 minutes. Consolation prize went to Capt. John P. F. Goonan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Feamster
Feamaster
Grace
R. J. Lankey
Caldwell
John PF. Goonan
Trady
Rolie
EB. R. Cox
Guy Plenner
Erandstand
Polo Field
Polo Field In the Nbeface of Governor C C. Moore
Chamber of Commerce
George Graft
LA. Shaffer
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Wyo
War Department
Shatter
HE. McMillan
Fiter
WR. Kidwell
Boise
Amy de Foote
Howe
Complete slate of county and state candidates announced
The state convention and Augusta county primary election have finalized the full political ticket for county and state offices. The list names the nominees and party affiliations, outlining the complete slate for upcoming votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Political Slates and State Officials Listed in Fragment
The fragment lists Republican and Democrat nominees and state officers including U S Senator Borah Addison Smith Burton French Governor Moore Lt Governor Baldridge Secretary of State Lucas Dunst State Treasurer Cruickshank State Auditor Beard Attorney General Campbell Mine and other offices with partial names and titles.
County Offices List for Future Use Cut Out Now
The document shows a fragmented roster of county officials and candidates including names like W. D. Gills Brooks Frank L. Stephan Eva P. Finch Thomas Haker George Ackley Walter Anderson and several commissioners across districts. It appears to be a draft or cutout for future reference with titles such as State Senator Sheriff Probate Judge and various district commissioners.
Planning Publicity For Tourist Park At Filer Fair Grounds
Kiwanis luncheon heard need for more advertising for Filer county fair grounds tourist park. W M Bunce proposed placing the park in tourist guides. J C Riechers described highway signs planned from both sides approaching Filer. Oleen attended. Bor ing spoke on Kiwanis meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filer
County Fair Grounds
Kiwanis
W. M Bunce
Public Welfare Committee
Piler
Jee
J.C. Riechers
Oleen
Boring
Legion District Meet At Kimberly Friday Evening
Announcement of the American Legion and Auxiliary district meet at Kimberly this Friday. Lewtons begin in the afternoon and end with dinner and dance in the evening, open to all eligibles. George Patton has returned from a several week absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion District
Kimberly
American Legion
Lewtons
George Patton
Jurko Sentenced to Hang for Murder in Boise District Court
Fraud guilty of mercera jery in district court late Friday night sentenced to hang at the state prises Boise November 14 by Jucdee W A Babcock. Notice of appeal already filed. The jury recommended death with shooting and H Werre and W 2 Werre as jurors, the latter foreman.
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Mercera Jery
Boise
Babcock
H. Werre
W. 2 Werre
Public Health Inspectors Visit Twin Falls Schools
Mrs Frances Wann public health official arrived in Twin Falls to inspect county children, advise parents, and launch a tuberculosis crusade through district schools. A health conference on September 29 will discuss the program and invites public attendance for the schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Wann
Twin Fells
Tareday
Wann
Mia Wann
Teln Palle
Twin Failte
Church Conference Set for October in Filer
By vote of the Eastern district Methodists, Filer is chosen to host the next district conference. It will be presided by Bishop Smit with dates to be fixed, likely in October. Three years ago a similar meeting was held in Filer with Bishop Burne presiding.
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Pocatello
Filer
Gooding Rowwntly
J. Ghlitian
Pas
Smit
Burne
Beans and onions yield abundantly in Filer country
Data collected by Gay H. Shearer of the First National Bank shows varying yields from 1 to 45 bushels per acre across 12 growers in the area. Raymond Thomas reports the highest at 6 bushels per acre? hold. Shodrer average 44 bushels per acre on multiple acres. other growers report 15 to 41 bushels per acre with several fields totaling thousands of bushels.
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Idaho
Gay H. Shearer
First National Bank
Raymond Thomas
Here
Jay L. Shodrer
LK Cale
L. W. Madden
N.V Sharp
Rt. F. Bush
W. A. Lincoln
G. F Debiots
W. B. Debie
Nicholson
Roy Ellenwood
Charles Reichert
Time
WF. Alworth
Curry District
Pon@ brothers
Reservoir District Bonds Sold at Par Yesterday Morning
The Americans District Tax Exempt bonds of 2,498,000 were sold Wednesday morning to Marshall Meld, Glore Ward and Company of Chicago and Blythe Miller and Company for par with interest and a 3500 premium plus 6500 for bond attorney fees. Purchasers will pay on demand of the government. Other bids varied slightly. the award went to the best bidders after court ruling. Construction planning continues with dam contract set for Oct 20. Bonds are tax exempt, lowering effective interest. The sale outcome was considered unusually good for such tax exempt bonds. The board adjourned to reconvene at 3 pm to finish details. RoEB Shepherd and W F Alworth will sign in Chicago.
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Marshall Meld
Glore Ward and Company
Chicago
Blythe
Miller and Company
Wood & Oakley
Board of Directors
Salt River
Ro EB. Shepherd
W. F. Alworth
National Farm Bureau Officials Visit Twin Falls County
Otto, president of the Twin Pelle County Farm Bureau, announced that Chester H. Gray of the American Farm Bureau and Paul Nah of the Idaho Farm Bureau would address local farmers. Gray will outline national legislation and seek farmer opinion on four key Idaho bills in a meeting set for October 2 at an as yet unspecified time and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester H. Gray
Legislative Department
American Farm Bureau
Paul Nah
Idaho
Otto
Twin Pelle County
Nash
Dawson Arrested on Mann Act Charge
Dawson and Jane Dawson owners of a Twin Springs road house allegedly conspired to violate the Mann Act. Indicted by the September grand jury they were arrested in Elko Nevada amid federal probes. They also face charges under the prohibition law as federal agents have pursued them since late June.
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Peal Dawson
Jane Dawson
Alles Colle Dawson
Twin Springs
Efe
Nev
Frank Breshears
United States
J. H. Pulver
Extra Copies of Last Week's Paper Badly Wanted
The Record requests readers to supply extra copies of last week's issue to assist in filling archive files. The office will pay a set price per copy and appreciates reader help in locating and delivering the needed papers.
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Post
W. J. Bryan
Nampan
A. T. Feamater
Nampa
Army
Craig's
U. 8
William E. Borah
Addison T. Smith Burton L
Charles C. Moore
Democrat
Asher B. Wilson
Perry W. Mitchell
U.S
William £. Borah
Representats
W. A. Schuldberg, Perry W. Mitchell
H.C. Baldridge
A. L. Preehafer
Alt. Lucas
Dunst Banks
State A
G. Gallet
Albert H. Conner
J. L. Cruickshank
State Auditor
Arthur Beard
Robert Moore
Eneadets Russum HB. Curtle
Stewart Campbell
Phillip
H. F. Seman
UN Low Keard Altea
Fred Bay Court
Justices Supreme Court Justices Court
Raymond L. Givens
John
Rice
Eldridge
James C. Gwinn
Wilkie State
P. A. Jeter
Alec Campbell
W. D. Gills BR
Brooks Frank L. Stephan
Sitate W. FP
Alworth
Pak Sauda
Ch Taylor
Charles H. Berger
Walter Anderson
Sup. Public Instruction
Eva P. Finching
Thomas Haker
George Ackley
A Lb
Walton W. EB Hiboer
W. T. Bhelden
Tet Dist
Tat Dist
A. EB. Kites
T. Das Connor
W. R. Hatteld
Ivan
Lingola
B. Carlson
A. F. Detweller
W. F. Brecken
J.D. Earnhart
N. Pittulo
Mrn. E
W. Taylor
Aserenor
Claud Stewart
Sherif
C. T. Bracken
J. L. Hodgin
P. Shing
P. Duvall
H.C. Alexander
Ostrom
Harry A. Kinsey
E. A. Reynolds T
Douglas
EB. Fineb
George G. Marshall
James L. Barnes
F. A. Dwight
Pohiman Eyor Rol
W. Merrit
Jurko
Prelie
Methodist
Chome Piter
Davis
Aleo
Weaver Ranch
Reservoir District
National Farm Bureau
Twin Falls County
Otte
Dawson
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